What’s Wrong With My Plant? (How Do I Fix It?):

Dealing with a sick plant is one of the most frustrating situations a gardener can face. More often than not, we have no idea what is causing the problem, or how to fix it. Fortunately, help is at hand. What’s Wrong With My Plant? (And How Do I Fix It?) provides an easy system for visually diagnosing any problem, and matching it to the right cure.

This innovative and easy-to-use guide is split into three parts.

Part One presents easy-to-follow, illustrated flow charts — organized by where on the plant the symptoms appear — that allow readers to accurately diagnose the problem. The format is so simple it doesn’t even require knowing the name of the plant; all you need to know is whether the problem is affecting its roots, stem, flowers, or leaves. It does not matter whether the plant is a houseplant, perennial, vegetable, tree, or shrub.

Part Two offers a 100% organic way to fix the problem. From improper growing conditions and environmental factors, to molds, pests, and diseases, every problem has a safe, natural solution. Part Three shows photographs and drawings of stressed, damaged, and diseased plants that help with accurate comparison.

Whether your garden consists of herbs on a kitchen windowsill, a vegetable garden, an elaborate backyard border, or a container on a patio, What’s Wrong With My Plant? is an indispensable resource. If you can see it, you can fix it. Curing a sick plant just doesn’t get any easier.

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Reviews:

“This is one of the best books I’ve seen for guiding the gardener through the maze of maladies that can visit garden plants. … This book is a valuable tool and long overdue.” Adrian Higgins, Washington Post

“The information is concise: “A borer’s hole and frass (poop) are obvious on this asparagus stem.” (Thank you very much.) The illustrations are clear, the remedies organic. I promise you, things will go wrong. Be prepared.” Dominique Browning, New York Times

“I’ve been waiting years for this very book — it answers the one question every curious gardener is sure to ask. I love their easy-to-follow flow charts!” — Joe Lamp’l (aka Joe Gardener), nationally syndicated Garden columnist, author, television host.

“I’ve barely put this book down since I bought it, and look forward to using it to maintain my plants this year.” Utah Preppers

“This book makes diagnosing a plant problem super easy. I have never seen anything quite like it and it works remarkably well.” Jeneen Wiche, Louisville Sentinel-News

“Where does this book belong on my bookshelf? Front and center.” Carol Michel, May Dreams Gardens blog

“The idea behind What’s Wrong With My Plant? is so obvious that I almost gave myself a head slap for not thinking of it first. … A phenomenal resource for the serious gardener as well as for hobby gardeners who just want to know why some flowers wilt and die.” Mary Jane Smetanka, Minneapolis Star Tribune

“Whether your garden consists of herbs on a kitchen windowsill, a vegetable garden, an elaborate backyard border or a container on a patio, this reference book is a resource any gardener can use.” Michigan Gardener

“Bases its tutelage on progressive drawings that will help puzzled gardeners diagnose the troubles. Another plus: Suggested remedies are organic.” Renee Enna, Chicago Tribune

“It was with great joy and relief that I opened an envelope…with What’s Wrong With My Plant? My excitement heightened when I saw that authors David Deardorff and Kathryn Wadsworth had approached the subject organically.” Kym Pokorny, OregonLive.com

“A valuable resource for all gardeners.” Marin Independent Journal

“David Deardorff and Kathryn Wadsworth have pruduced one of the best and most easily used keys to diagnosing a wide range of plant problems. …Makes a great gift for any gardener.” Cheryl Cadwell, Warwick (RI) Beacon

“A book that will grow dog-eared and dingy from use, yet remain on gardeners’ shelves for years to come.” Karen Taylor Gist, New Orleans Times-Picayune

“A welcome reference book for any gardener, one to keep front and center on your bookcase so that when problems show up, you’ll be able to avoid your worst plant nightmares and continue to have a garden as your own paradise.” Carol Michel, Southside Times

“An answered prayer for all gardeners.” Ken Druse, Real Dirt blog

“I wish I had [this book] sooner, so I could have prevented the spread of fungus. This is a valuable reference for gardeners of virtually any skill level and experience.” Carol Michel, Mr. McGregor’s Daughter blog